Photographs May Settle Russell Will Case
Two photographs already declared not to exist will play a key role in the Russell will case once cross examination of Dakota Dan finishes. Each side will present one exhibit, showing an unusual split in evidence before Attorney Robert Nason.
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Robert Nason
William H. Sharton
Daniel Blake Russell
Nason
Dakota Dan Declar
Russell
Melrose
Fresno Dan
Danial Blake Russell
East Cambridge
Dakota Dan
Sarah Almy
Boston
Dan
Montana
Anderson
Charles A. Clarke
Postoffice Square
Comer’s Commercial College
William Storey
Business College
John Jones
Daffy
Russell House
Booth's Catarrh Remedy Claims Millions Use It
An advertisement claims millions suffer from catarrh and praise Booth's Home Remedy for dramatic relief and wonderful results. The copy promotes a cure and urges readers to try the product.
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Booth
HYOMEI inhaler offer and medical claims in 1912 ad
An early 20th century advertisement touts HYOMEI inhaler as a cure for catarrh coughs and colds with a 50 cent bottle refill and a 1 dollar complete outfit. It promises healing air without stomach dosing and a money back guarantee, distributed by druggists.
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Earth
Booth
Harrison's Great Sale of Last Season's Mens Suits
Wonderful opportunity to clothe yourself for the coming winter. Men's heavyweight suits and overcoats valued 18 to 30 dollars, entire stock 9.75, nothing reserved on the first floor. Fur-lined overcoats valued 5 dollars now 2 dollars. 5S. H. Harrison Co. 662 to 672 Washington street corner Beach.
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H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Newton broker held on larceny charge
Richard C. Jacobs of Newton owner and manager of H. A. Brown brokerage offices at 60 State Street was arrested late yesterday afternoon by bank squad inspectors on a warrant from the lower court charging larceny.
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Richard C. Jacobs
Newton
State Street
Arrest of Jacobs Followed Fraud Complaint by Local Law Firm
Mullin & Spain filed a complaint with the district attorney on behalf of nearly 20 men and women charging larceny of 2362. Jacobs was booked and released on 1000 cash bail. H A Brown of which Jacobs owns, assigned for creditors. inspectors filed the warrant after books were examined. G R Hunnewell, a fur dealer from Auburn, is named among complainants. others are from New York. Jacobs to appear in police court this morning.
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Jacobs
Mullin & Spain
H. A. Brown
City Hall
G. R. Hunnewell
Auburn
New York
Turn on the Electricity at the Wistaria Garden Show
The Wistaria Garden and a miniature tea and coffee factory prepare to debut with the Electric Show this Saturday. Visitors may sample Chase & Sanborn tea and coffee as guests or hear chatter from friends about the upcoming event.
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Chase & Sanborn
Woman's Body Identified in New Hampshire River
The body of Mrs. Richard Sears, 35, of New York, found in the Piscataqua River near Fort Constitution, was identified after relatives submitted a hat, bag, and clues. The death is ruled drowning. the victim had a history of nervous troubles and had dressed in her best clothing before disappearance.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Piscataqua River
Fort Constitution
Benjamin Ricker
Wood Island
Richard I’. Sears
New York
Frank’ Shannon
Badger’s Island Bridge
Kittery
Atlantic Shore Line Railway
Portamouth
Badger’s Island
George Hayes
Willis D. Walker
August Belmont
Jailed Girl Urges Moral Stand In Jail Interview
In Chicago on September 28 Winifred A. Drury daughter of the late Wallace A. Drury speaks from the county jail. She warns not to follow other female coworkers into wrongdoing and notes the jail is a harsh place to spend time. She says silk dresses and cars are fine only if money isn t stolen. Drury is jailed on larceny charges from a Milwaukee avenue department store.
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Chicago
Winifred A. Drury
Wallace A. Drury
Milwaukee Avenue
Girl Wins Prize for Third Year at Dorchester House Gardens
Miss Grace Murch of Leonard street won the first prize for girls for the third consecutive year at the Dorchester House summer gardens in Gordon place Field's corner. Walter H. Holland took the boys’ top prize, with Miss Lena Crowley and William Winn earning second prizes. Over 60 children competed, each tending a vegetable garden and attending bi weekly gardening talks. Miss Murch will enter a special class next year.
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Grace Murch
Leonard Street
Walter H. Holland
Dorchester House
Gordon Place
Field’s Corner
Lena Crowley
William Winn
Murch
New Trial Granted for Doctor in 1908 Detroit Case
In Detroit Circuit Court a new trial was ordered for Dr. George A. Fritch in the Maybelle Millman manslaughter case. The body was found near Detroit in 1908 after his conviction and 18 year sentence. the Supreme Court later ordered a new trial due to trial errors. Testimony is expected to begin tomorrow.
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Detroit
Mich
George A. Fritch
Maybelle Milman
Supreme Court
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William G. Russell
William
Miss Shorey
Morning Mail
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Charlies
A. Clark
Clark, Griffith & McWain
Dakota
Hattie Keith
Henry A. Leonard
Cyres
Harrison
Sors
Beffe
Rrr Sc Ib
R. C. Jacobs
R. F. Sears
Boston Chamber of Commerce
International Congress of Chambers of
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William Filene’s Sons Company
Washington, Hawley and
Summer Streets
James
A. “Houston Company
P. H. Magrane
P. B. Magrane
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